GOAL - SPURS - Harrison finds Oduwa on the left, he cuts in and curls delightful shot into far corner. 0-3, 57mins.
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GOAL - Woolwich - Corner swung in, Dobson finds the net with a free header at the back post. 1-3, 79mins
FT - Woolwich U18s 1-3 Spurs - Irresistible going forward, our lads bossed the game.
Cracking result!
We're now 5 points ahead of Fulham, and 3 clear of West Ham with a game in hand.
We're now 5 points ahead of Fulham, and 3 clear of West Ham with a game in hand.
Woolwich U18s 1-3 Spurs - John's verdict
John McDermott lauded the way our Under-18s kept themselves in the driving seat at Woolwich on Wednesday.
First half goals from Shayon Harrison and Daniel Akindayini were added to by Nathan Oduwa after the break, while a host of other chances went begging in our 3-1 victory in the Barclays Under-18 Premier League.
It was a satisfying afternoon’s work despite George Dobson pulling a goal back for Woolwich 11 minutes from time, with Academy Manager John left to reflect on the impressive way our lads moved the ball around.
“I was pleased with the way we played,” he summarised. “We always try and dominate possession and I thought we did that today.
“With this team you’re always looking for something a little bit extra and we probably had too many unfinished chances, but overall I was very pleased. We played well.”
Next Fixtures:
Saturday 5th April, Hotspur Way, KO 11:00: U18s Tottenham Hotspur v Wolverhampton Wanderers
Monday 7th April, Stadium of Light, KO 19:00: U21s Sunderland v Tottenham Hotspur
Tottenham Hotspur Reserves (Spurs XI), Under-21s, & Academy (U-18s) 2013-14
John McDermott lauded the way our Under-18s kept themselves in the driving seat at Woolwich on Wednesday.
First half goals from Shayon Harrison and Daniel Akindayini were added to by Nathan Oduwa after the break, while a host of other chances went begging in our 3-1 victory in the Barclays Under-18 Premier League.
It was a satisfying afternoon’s work despite George Dobson pulling a goal back for Woolwich 11 minutes from time, with Academy Manager John left to reflect on the impressive way our lads moved the ball around.
“I was pleased with the way we played,” he summarised. “We always try and dominate possession and I thought we did that today.
“With this team you’re always looking for something a little bit extra and we probably had too many unfinished chances, but overall I was very pleased. We played well.”
Next Fixtures:
Saturday 5th April, Hotspur Way, KO 11:00: U18s Tottenham Hotspur v Wolverhampton Wanderers
Monday 7th April, Stadium of Light, KO 19:00: U21s Sunderland v Tottenham Hotspur
Tottenham Hotspur Reserves (Spurs XI), Under-21s, & Academy (U-18s) 2013-14
Got to be.
U18s won 5-1 this morning against Wolves. Akindayini with a hat-trick, Walker-Peters and Walkes with the other goals. A great win that takes us 6 points clear at the top of the table.
Oh wow, if that table is correct (which I can only assume it is!) that means West Ham lost to Stoke by 3 goals yesterdayIndeed it does...
Great result for us.
They did,4-1Oh wow, if that table is correct (which I can only assume it is!) that means West Ham lost to Stoke by 3 goals yesterday
Great result for us.
That could be very good if we got a few down there! Just 20 minutes out of Kings Cross..
Could 1882 work on a Sunday?
He has his work cut out there...
"Coulthirst's opener was the club's first goal in 420 minutes of football and their first away from home since the middle of February."
WIIIIIIIIINKS scored the winner for England U18s as they beat Germany 2-1 tonight. Oduwa also played, with Miller on the bench.
Great to see Spurs well represented at any National level.
Great to see Spurs well represented at any National level.
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